Clap and Count in Common-Time
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Everyone can easily count to four. During these exercises you will count repeated patterns of 1-2-3-4.
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At the end of the Rhythm Work-Outs, there will be a Clapping and Counting Achievement Exam.
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Directing your best, focused, attention to practicing the Rhythm Work-outs, help you to gain important essential performing skills.
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RHYTHM WORK-OUT RULES
- COUNT Repeatedly, 1-2-3-4.
- CLAP Once For Each Note.
- HOLD Your Hands Together For Longer Notes.
Meet Cal
Universal Language
Rhythm Notation
Music Staff
Origins of the Staff
Rhythm Laboratory
Notation Parts
Note Heads
Stems
Beams
Flags
Note Construction
Common-Time
Measures
Bar-Lines
Counting in Common-Time
Whole, Half and Quarter Notes
Ties
Dots
Time-Signatures
Q’s Rhythm Review
Time-Signature Rules
Beat Accent
Down-Beat and Up-Beat
Conducting Patterns
Cut-Time
Common-Time Beat Emphasis
Three-Beat Measures
Note Values
Rhythm Workouts
The ‘Cycle’
Note Equivalents
Counting Sub-Divisions
“If You Can Say It, You Can Play It” Author’s Story
Sub-Division Lingo
Quarter Notes with Eight Notes
Adding Sixteenth Notes
Notes Sharing Beams
Beam Awareness Pointers
Triplets
Triplet Workout
Compound-Time
Compound-Time Workout
Music Rests
Rest and Note Equivalents
Whole Rest Half Rest
Quarter Rest Eighth Rest
Sixteenth Rest Dotted Rests
Q’s Rest Review
Process of Sub-Division
Relating Rests to Notes
Rhythm Exam Prep
Level 1 Rhythm Exam
Level 2 Rhythm Exam
Level 3 Rhythm Exam
